Table 4 in Molecular and morphological data suggest a new species of big-eared bat (Vespertilionidae: Corynorhinus) endemic to northeastern Mexico

Table 4. Morphological measurements of external structures obtained in Corynorhinus leonpaniaguae.
FemalesMalesMeanSDRangeCVMeanSDRangeCVMaximum length14.870.3414.19–15.202.2815.100.3114.8–15.682.05Zygomatic width7.940.367.05–8.374.608.080.247.79–8.383.01Postorbital width3.360.083.24–3.492.433.360.123.17–3.543.64Width of the braincase7.730.277.33–8.073.437.720.347.35–8.384.44Maxillary toothrow length4.740.084.67–4.941.784.690.074.60–4.801.47Width between upper molars5.820.115.66–5.961.885.740.165.57–5.972.78Total length91.595.7384.37–102.796.2590.566.0082.08–101.146.62Tail length43.376.1534.95–55.7514.1940.123.5335.20–44.918.79Ear length28.661.2427.37–30.434.3328.431.3927.13–31.304.89Tragus length10.890.939.54–128.5410.230.808.69–10.797.80Forearm length41.911.4838.71–43.943.5440.520.9939.54–42.082.44Mean, standard deviation (SD), range, and coefficient of variation (CV) values are shown. Measurements are reported in millimeters (mm).
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